I'm curious folks - What do you think the chances are of coming across a shooter grade 760/7600 in 35 Remington or 35 Whelen, at a reasonable price?[/QUOTE
Depends on what you call reasonable….2 years ago reasonable was $4-500. Now reasonable is probably $7-800. Or at least that’s what they seem to be advertised for. Let’s be honest we’re now in a land of $1000 Winchester 94’s, and $2000 Marlin guide guns.
Depends on what you call reasonable….....
I'm curious folks - What do you think the chances are of coming across a shooter grade 760/7600 in 35 Remington or 35 Whelen, at a reasonable price?
Rusty Wood has agreed to do the barrel shortening, threading and front sight reinstall.
Now just need to find a PA 1-6x with a .308 reticle and some low 30mm QD rings.
What make is a PA scope?
Primary Arms
Where do they rank on the scope quality scale? I am unfamiliar with them.
...You might have better luck finding a 141 in 35 Remington if a 35Rem is preferred....
My SIL has a folder on his 7615 in 223. I wouldn't take one of those for free. Feels like it's going to break when you throw it up to your shoulder.Not decided on the folder stock yet. Keeping it Fuddish with the Remington stock might have its advantages.
My SIL has a folder on his 7615 in 223. I wouldn't take one of those for free. Feels like it's going to break when you throw it up to your shoulder.
My SIL has a folder on his 7615 in 223. I wouldn't take one of those for free. Feels like it's going to break when you throw it up to your shoulder.
Yick…. These are meant to be “fudd” guns. Putting a folder on a 7600 is like putting a rail and Tupperware on a 30-30. Not cool man!
I agree ..... My inner FUDD be looking for a walnut stock off a 7600 if that were mine.
A gunstock made of melted down ice cream tubbs just doesn't cut it.![]()